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CLPP alum Unique Robinson, Hampshire College F’05, shares a significant memory from her time with CLPP:
CLPP signs on to sex-worker's rights letter.
At CLPP we work in the intersections of movements, and the fight for sex workers' rights is central to opposing the intersectional oppression that effects our bodies and communities. CLPP was happy to sign on to the following, powerful letter.
Some readers might be interested in this article on abortion in conservative states:
Meet Lindsey Bartgis and Madeline Ambrose. Both Lindsey and Madeline traveled with a group all the way from Oklahoma last spring to participate in our 24th annual conference “From Abortion Rights to Social Justice: Building the Movement for Reproductive Freedom”. See highlights from our 2010 conference!
We at CLPP are celebrating our 30th anniversary. Who do I mean by "we"? I mean you, me, and everyone else who has moved in, out, and through CLPP and PopDev programs.
CLPP has been going strong for the past 30 years and continues onward, inspiring and training young activists like myself. My name is Anna, I am currently a third-year Hampshire student and dedicated member of the CLPP community. Since my first semester at Hampshire I have been involved with CLPP, both as a member of the CLPP student group and as a CLPP work-study intern.
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